37 Tex. Admin. Code § 6.14 - Proficiency Requirements
(a) The figure
in this section provides the proficiency demonstration requirements applicable
to applicants for either a license to carry a handgun or certification as a
qualified handgun instructor.
(b) A handgun license
applicant must score at least 70% on both the written examination and the
proficiency examination.
(c) A
handgun license applicant will have three opportunities to pass the written
examination and the proficiency examination within a 12 month period.
(d) The qualified handgun instructor or
approved online course provider must submit all examination failures to the
department on the class completion notification. The notification must indicate
if the failure occurred after the handgun license applicant had been given
three opportunities to pass the examinations.
(e) On successful completion of the written
or proficiency examinations, the qualified handgun instructor or approved
online course provider, as applicable, shall certify the handgun license
applicant has established his or her proficiency on the form and in the manner
determined by the department.
(f)
All LTC-100 and LTC-101 certificates of training are valid for two years from
the date of issuance. Any certificate of training that is required in
conjunction with an application must be valid on the date the completed
application is submitted to the department.
(g) The qualified handgun instructor shall
require all handgun license applicants complete the range instruction part of
the handgun proficiency course before allowing a physical demonstration of
handgun proficiency.
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